Faked Death Scandal

Toput the end of an estate administration battle, an old woman’s body willprobably have to be exhumed for DNA testing to resolve who is the rightful heirto her property. Currently, the case is being investigated. So far, theinvestigation has revealed two different death certificates with differentinformation provided in each. The first death certificate claims that the womendied in the Kingston hospital in October of 1988 while the other has the dateof death in March of 1993 in a different hospital.

Awoman alleging that she is the deceased’s grandchild and the rightful heir, is also alleging that that her unclefaked his mother’s death and forged documents to show she was dead so that hewould be the beneficiary of all of her possessions. She was quoted explaining”He did it with other people, some of them are relatives and some arestrangers. ” Investigators are looking into the allegations before thebody is exhumed.

See Sheldon Williams Family Faked Death to Cheat Me , Jamaica Star,  Oct. 3, 2013.

Special thanks to Brian Cohan (Attorney at Law, Law Offices of Brian J. Cohan, P.C.) for bringing this article to my attention.